Justin Hill

you feel sorry for him and then you are just impressed by the performances.

And then they're trying to highlight the fact that he was a bit of a musical prodigy.

Like he had an incredible voice.

He was in the studio, you know, learning how everything worked.

And that's what they're focusing on.

They're trying to just sprinkle a little bit of negativity in there, but it is really about Michael.

give it, I would give it a solid three and a half out of five.

Okay.

I just think it was like generally, you know, the sanitization aside, it was a great film.

The performance by Jafar Jackson was, like I said, very, very good.

He studied that book of Michael and made sure that there wasn't a single step out of place.

People have been doing side by sides with like his performances and they did a lot of shot for shots.

Like exactly the same.

The costuming was like exactly what he wore.

There was no kind of like interpretation of those moments.

It was exactly as we saw it.

I feel they even used a little bit of CGI to make his nose smaller because that's the other interesting thing is they cover the plastic surgery and the motivation behind it.

And I didn't know this, but Joseph Jackson used to call him big nose.

And that's one of the reasons.

And you see that process of him like hating that and then going and having the surgery and then the aftermath of it and just, yeah.